What are the eight life colors and what are their meanings?

White symbolizes truth, brightness, purity, chastity, innocence and happiness, giving people a bright and fresh feeling. Red is a warm color, symbolizing blood, fire, life and love. Its psychological function can promote blood circulation, accelerate breathing and treat depression, which plays an important role in human circulatory system and nervous system.

Green is a symbol of hope, giving people a sense of tranquility, which can reduce intraocular pressure, visual fatigue, calm mood, slow breathing, reduce the burden on the heart and lower blood pressure. Purple represents softness, concession and meditation, giving people peace, calmness and fantasy, and can treat brain diseases and mental disorders.

Yellow is the most pleasant color in chromatography. It is regarded as a symbol of knowledge and light, which can stimulate the nervous system and improve brain function, stimulate people's vitality and make people think quickly. Orange is a symbol of new ideas and youth, which makes people feel warm, lively and enthusiastic, can inspire people's thinking, can effectively stimulate people's emotions and promote digestive function.

Blue means calmness, seriousness, science, happiness, beauty, harmony and satisfaction. It is often used to relax muscle tension, relax nerves and improve blood circulation. Black represents death and darkness, which makes people feel sad, dim, sad and depressed.

The tense pace of life in modern society is suffocating, and people begin to turn their eyes to nature, return to nature, and rediscover the ancient prescriptions for getting rid of diseases and keeping in good health. Color therapy is an ancient therapy, which has reappeared in recent years.

The study of color and its influence on human body has a long history and is the spiritual basis of ancient civilization. Aristotle, a Greek philosopher and scientist, made extensive research on color. Famous doctor Alberto? Magno's works on color published in the Middle Ages are still of great significance today.

Knowing the physiological functions of various colors and using colors correctly can eliminate fatigue, restrain irritability, control emotions, and adjust and improve human functions.